The US dollar rose 41 cents to $158.51 on Monday, June 8, and the Canadian dollar firmed, while the British pound fell almost $4 against the Jamaican dollar.

The US dollar rose 33 cents to $158.77 on Tuesday, June 2, with the Canadian dollar and British pound also strengthening against the Jamaican dollar.

The US dollar rose 18 cents to $158.08 on Wednesday, May 27, while the Canadian dollar dipped and the British pound was almost unchanged against the Jamaican dollar.

The US dollar fell 47 cents to $158.55 on Monday, May 18, while the Canadian dollar and British pound edged higher against the Jamaican dollar.

The US dollar ended trading at $158.92 on Monday, May 11, down one cent, while the Canadian dollar and British pound both closed lower against the Jamaican dollar.

The US dollar ended trading at $158.13 on Monday, May 4 (down 8 cents), while the Canadian dollar fell to $116.10 and the British pound rose to $216.35.

The US dollar ended trading at $157.90 on Monday, April 27 (up from $157.52), while the Canadian dollar rose to $115.32 and the British pound rose to $215.99.

The US dollar ended trading at $158.91 on Monday, April 20 (down 22 cents), while the Canadian dollar rose to $116.16 and the British pound rose to $216.03.

The US dollar ended trading at $159.09 on Monday, April 13 (down 9 cents), while the Canadian dollar fell to $115.36 and the British pound rose to $215.13.

The US dollar ended trading at $158.72 on Tuesday, April 7 (down 19 cents), while the Canadian dollar rose to $114.62 and the British pound fell to $212.21.